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Alhamdulilah: The Apparently Accidental Establishment Of The Church In Guinea, Kendall Moss
Alhamdulilah: The Apparently Accidental Establishment Of The Church In Guinea, Kendall Moss
BYU Studies Quarterly
As I neared completion of my first assignment with the U.S. State Department, a two-year tour in Rio de Janeiro, the department’s personnel officers determined that my two years in Rio would be best balanced by an equal amount of time in Conakry, Guinea. Although I had some interest in Africa, I had never given much thought to doing a tour in Guinea. Like a newly called missionary, I quickly began to study about a country I would later come to love.
Building Bridges Of Understanding: The Church And The World Of Islam, Boyd K. Packer, Alwi Shihab
Building Bridges Of Understanding: The Church And The World Of Islam, Boyd K. Packer, Alwi Shihab
BYU Studies Quarterly
President Boyd K. Packer, Acting President of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, gave this introduction of Dr. Alwi Shihab prior to Dr. Shihab’s forum address given at Brigham Young University on October 10, 2006.
Moritz Busch's Die Mormonen And The Conversion Of Karl G. Maeser, A. Legrand Richards
Moritz Busch's Die Mormonen And The Conversion Of Karl G. Maeser, A. Legrand Richards
BYU Studies Quarterly
Karl G. Maeser’s contributions to the education of nineteenth-century Latter-day Saints had a profound impact on the history of Mormonism, an impact that has reverberated to today. The narrative surrounding Maeser’s conversion has been told and retold for over a century now in the enculturation of students into Brigham Young University’s heritage. This essay seeks to better understand and contextualize the events surrounding Maeser’s conversion and, more specifically, to discuss the text that was most influential in his conversion—the less-than-friendly Die Mormonen by Moritz Busch (1821–99).
"Strangers In A Strange Land": Assessing The Experience Of Latter-Day Saint Expatriate Families, James A. Toronto
"Strangers In A Strange Land": Assessing The Experience Of Latter-Day Saint Expatriate Families, James A. Toronto
BYU Studies Quarterly
The word expatriate is derived from Latin ex, meaning out, and patria, meaning fatherland. In a broad sense, an expatriate is defined as anyone living outside his or her native land. Prominent scriptural expatriates include Adam and Eve, Abraham, Moses, Lehi and his family, the Apostle Paul, and Moroni. In a sense, all of us are spiritual expatriates with plans and hopes of ultimately returning to our home of origin.
The Archive Of Restoration Culture, 1997-2002, Richard Lyman Bushman
The Archive Of Restoration Culture, 1997-2002, Richard Lyman Bushman
BYU Studies Quarterly
When I first began work on Joseph Smith: Rough Stone Rolling in 1996, I realized that reconstructing the cultural environment of the Prophet would be one of my largest tasks. I could scarcely conceive how to go about probing the huge quantities of sermons, newspapers, journals, pamphlets, books, artworks, and private diaries that possibly bore on the restoration of the gospel in the 1820s through the 1840s. Yet the culture of that period bore directly on the success of the young church under Joseph Smith’s leadership. People would never be able to grasp theological ideas that were entirely foreign to …
The Imprisonment Of Martin Harris In 1833, Mark B. Nelson, Steven C. Harper
The Imprisonment Of Martin Harris In 1833, Mark B. Nelson, Steven C. Harper
BYU Studies Quarterly
With editorial work on Joseph Smith’s legal papers in full swing, the attention of several attorneys, historians, archivists, and law students has turned increasingly to American legal culture in the 1820s through the 1840s and specifically to cases involving Latter-day Saints. At the same time, Mark Nelson recently discovered court documents of a trial involving Martin Harris in Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania. These brief documents add considerable information to an otherwise little-known chapter in the life and ministry of Martin and Emer Harris. Readers also learn about early Mormon missionary adventures generally.
The "Beautiful Death" In The Smith Family, Samuel Brown
The "Beautiful Death" In The Smith Family, Samuel Brown
BYU Studies Quarterly
Despite thoughtful attempts by Douglas Davies to situate death at the center of the Mormon “culture of salvation,” the exploration of death in early Mormonism has been somewhat limited to date, particularly as it relates to the Smith family and the earliest years of Mormonism. Against this relative silence stands the testimony of the Smiths themselves, who were deeply concerned with questions of mortality. Joseph Smith was unequivocal on this point during his 1843 funeral sermon for James Adams: “All men know that all men must die. What is the object of our coming into existence then dying and falling …
Black And Mormon By Newell G. Bringhurst And Darron T. Smith, Eds, Emmanuel A. Kissi
Black And Mormon By Newell G. Bringhurst And Darron T. Smith, Eds, Emmanuel A. Kissi
BYU Studies Quarterly
Newell G. Bringhurst and Darron T. Smith, eds. Black and Mormon. Urbana, Ill.: University of Illinois Press, 2004.
Joseph Smith: The Making Of A Prophet. By Dan Vogel, Kyle R. Walker
Joseph Smith: The Making Of A Prophet. By Dan Vogel, Kyle R. Walker
BYU Studies Quarterly
Dan Vogel. Joseph Smith: The Making of a Prophet. Salt Lake City: Signature Books, 2004.
In All Their Animal Brilliance. By Lance Larsen, Casualene Meyer
In All Their Animal Brilliance. By Lance Larsen, Casualene Meyer
BYU Studies Quarterly
Lance Larsen. In All Their Animal Brilliance. Tampa, Fla.: University of Tampa Press, 2005.
The Secret Message Of Jesus: Uncovering The Truth That Could Change Everything. By Brian D. Mclaren, Gary Gillum
The Secret Message Of Jesus: Uncovering The Truth That Could Change Everything. By Brian D. Mclaren, Gary Gillum
BYU Studies Quarterly
Brian D. McLaren. The Secret Message of Jesus: Uncovering the Truth That Could Change Everything. Nashville, Tenn.: W Publishing Group, 2006.
Understanding Mazmuur Naafi: The Arabic Psalm Of Nephi, Josh E. Probert
Understanding Mazmuur Naafi: The Arabic Psalm Of Nephi, Josh E. Probert
BYU Studies Quarterly
Arabic calligraphy is arguably the defining form of Islamic art. Jamal Qureshi has combined this centuries-old tradition and the geometric forms of Ottoman architecture with one of the richest passages from the Book of Mormon, the Psalm of Nephi (2 Nephi 4:16–35), to create an artwork rich in meaning. The artwork is visual praise; and it represents the way in which religious artforms are fluid, transgenerational, and adaptable to new meanings. This short essay explains the artwork by contextualizing it in both Islamic and Mormon traditions.
Book Notices, Kelsey Lambert, Josh E. Probert, David A. Allred
Book Notices, Kelsey Lambert, Josh E. Probert, David A. Allred
BYU Studies Quarterly
No abstract provided.
Economic Complementarity And Political Solidarity: Concerning The Sources Of The First Treaty Of 1850 Between Switzerland And The United States, Cédric Humair
Swiss American Historical Society Review
The Civil War known as the Sonderbund and the institutionalization of the Federal State, in 1848, do not solely constitute important historical milestones in Swiss domestic politics. These events, which mark the advent of a modern Switzerland, also had repercussions upon Swiss international politics and diplomacy and, in particular, upon relations with the United States of America. Beginning in 1850, the new liberal-radical authorities concluded a General Convention of Friendship, Reciprocal Establishments, Commerce, and for the Surrender of fugitive Criminals with the "sister Republic."' For the first time in their histories, the two countries regulated several spheres of their relations …
Front Matter, Journal Of East Asian Libraries
Front Matter, Journal Of East Asian Libraries
Journal of East Asian Libraries
No abstract provided.
Descriptive Cataloging Guidelines For Pre-Meiji Japanese Books, Isamu Tsuchitani
Descriptive Cataloging Guidelines For Pre-Meiji Japanese Books, Isamu Tsuchitani
Journal of East Asian Libraries
No abstract provided.
Copyright Issues Regarding China Publications Used In U.S. Libraries, Chuanfu Chen, Kuei Chiu
Copyright Issues Regarding China Publications Used In U.S. Libraries, Chuanfu Chen, Kuei Chiu
Journal of East Asian Libraries
No abstract provided.
Chinese Oral History Collections At Columbia: Toward Better Access, Chengzi Wang
Chinese Oral History Collections At Columbia: Toward Better Access, Chengzi Wang
Journal of East Asian Libraries
No abstract provided.
The New Government Romanisation System: Why Was It Necessary?, Prof. James Huntley Grayson
The New Government Romanisation System: Why Was It Necessary?, Prof. James Huntley Grayson
Journal of East Asian Libraries
No abstract provided.
New Appointments, Anna U, Dongfang Shao, Amy Tsiang, Izumi Koide
New Appointments, Anna U, Dongfang Shao, Amy Tsiang, Izumi Koide
Journal of East Asian Libraries
No abstract provided.
The 2005 Japan Foundation-National Diet Library Training Program For Information Specialists Of Japanese Studies: A Report, Dawn Lawson, Fabiano Takashi Rocha
The 2005 Japan Foundation-National Diet Library Training Program For Information Specialists Of Japanese Studies: A Report, Dawn Lawson, Fabiano Takashi Rocha
Journal of East Asian Libraries
No abstract provided.
Walking The White Fields, Lance Larsen
Driving Home, Leslie Norris
Name, Stephen David Grover
Revisionist History, Amy Scott
Partir C'Est Mourir Un Peu, Olivia Lewis